New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
TRAINING FOR THE RACES.
,ur nwyrR STABLE GETTING INTO SHAPE.
~, .rourIN TAKING 1T EASY AT 127 POUNDS
rprMONr AND BRSsIR JUNE.

sur nwYER STABLE GETTING INTO SHAPE.
~, .ramIN TAKING 1T EASY AT 127 POUNDS
FREMONT AND BKssIR JUNE.
,, ored like the advance guard Of circus on the road
rirst there came mon in buggy leading the way
man dozen horses in red and white blankets appeared,
arupg out in line some walked quietly some
hack and forth In the ranks The leader hs" oAoA e'
black ears and Q black nose ON MS Anec" no WIZ
leather cushions protection against gravel snou.
he chance to stumble. He was nenuns IN :
for his head which rider held just cosc enough
q. matte e uncomfortable for him. The other horses
,ndc,ur bv their legs were browns chestnuts
ra hays Each animal was possessed OF boy laughing
and cracking jokes
II vas not vet m and the procession had started
from the Dwyer stable at Sheepshead Bay quarter OF
an hour before on its way to the new traeA
Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. The men In the
buggy were Frank McCabe the trainer, and James NC
Laughlin Americas famous jockey The horse OF 'ne
black legs and ears the black wonder fremont ana
the others were his stable companions bess'o
June Fcrona, Young Luke, Bedford, foron"n hou'e'
Kngrsh Trenton Bcndigo, Molle, Bella d. anu Das'on
They we're out for their morning WORK. Inc "cssis'
Dvyer aere and vigilan ever. were In waiung w INC
rL,,, .o,rso They received the cavacade with an
.;r o business There nothing sentimental ABOUT
the meeting careful inquiry was made OF MI
concerning Tremonts cracked heels ana Bessie June
injured ankle Then all set to work The twoyearoos
older animals we're sent half three quarters and mile
There was nothing like trial 1t IS yet TOO early lor
that Tho exercise consisted of walking and jogging ana
galopng
Trcmont did nothing faster than walk.
in which Bessie June kept him CON-
pany Only when the colts tender NOES
came in contact with gravel or hard Jumps OF earh uu
he exhibit the slightest symptom OF lameness 1heh 0
would shorten his stride and vince, hut without mani
Ruf
her off hind ankle one would have supposed the my
10 be In difficulties sackening of work for Few days
is not likely interfere seriously with the training Oh
either animal. Bessie June will undoubtedly De reauy
for the Brooklyn meeting 1t was never the intention VI
the Messrs Dryer to fremont at that course IN May
the Ia entered for only SO the first thing III ms
way ia the Wthers II his does not last over ten
DAYS he should be condition to win the jerome ParX
"classic."
Preakipc in two.yearolds is tedious business. Their
training may be divided into four stages quarter OF
mile at the beginning then threeeighths, then man,
and finally three-quarers 1t will probably be week
before Mr. McCabe begins to put his youngsters III
the second stage OF their work. few that
are going to Washington May have been rushed for
ward but the others making slower and more sure
preparation Nothing could be more unfortunate than
to have all ones horses on edge at the same time.
MeLaughn did not ride fremont but had mount ton on
Bedford who is one OF the washington cshaa a band
Mclaughlin never looked better He tips the beam at
ten days, and that Without any sweating Turkish
baths Getting down in weight is matter Of little con-
weeks he has not begun the work OF asea
About 10Y pounds" he said.
when do you begin training downi"
when gn II shall aS nS ref off three bounds sweating
According to that Mclaughlin can reduce ms %egnt
1O7 pounds In seven days. He was asked II 30 raPiu
Rs Not at ALL was lis reply makes feel stronger
certainty soa say so nts Mr. Mccabe You
should see how much dinner Jimmy puts away
When a visit PAID the stables q few days age
Mclaughlin was good enough to explain his method OF
training lie has not so q" soft snap" as the pubic
night apa M Se osss 10 gets
into his sweating suit and walks from Twelve 70 nlteS
iree sss each Consisting Of s6r. and drawers They
are made Of material that closely resembles chamols
and absorb r the perspirstion cLs9shn top
Of these three Of whn nit S so ha
stranger meeting him the Ocean Boulevard would not
s ss bods Sss ns ana
ceeds to the racecourse where he Is generally engsgeu
teen hours ay and it is work in which, long the
racing r iasts, there is no letting up
Mclaughlin has unboundcd admiration ira for TIE
mont He Is the best colt ever rode ne declares EN-
and that saying good dea for on e
american ers turf He speaks with pride Of the
black wonders performance in the Surf Stakes where
si ea a Ssns won n san s
Not few admirers of the ., colt who
cishths-in one minute That is half second better
than jim RenwicKs record with only lis pounds up
Hanover, who would be splendd-lookng colt if Ire
quenly the Brooklyn meeting as he Is entered for
nearly all the stakes In the language OF the sssoe
pared to do amount Of hard work to Keep up Ine
{. Ws that only
last year. and he said was because the stable ad ho
wish to load both the tw0yearods down WIN penalties
So long as fremont could do the winning there was no
reserve
deal argument to suade his owners to start hun N
the suburban II there are respectable ODDS against his
chances he Is not unlikely TO go 70 the post
good deal has been said about Fordham, one Of the
nwyer youngsters. He is big brown colt by Falsetto
out Of semper Vine and II not constitaonay iady was
willingly, but when his work Is over on ne goes 70
that YOU would find him lying fat on his side, stretched
out like head up and legs XIV Sas to Sle
YOU
Trenton. the spinawsy colt by Mortemer, has some
thing about him that lures up visions OF Barnum.s
fesssd that nature has to him i'll the mat
ter OF them But there is objection to having good
ontgrow Like rag weed in creek bottom Trenton's
growth has been rank He has frame when Time ana
health must develop into something above the average
The chances OF Exile and Barnum in the Brooklyn
Handicap and Suburban aeJn % vi orcn g
stories are told 81 their w apa ne al should
not forget that there thing getting horse on
edge too soon.
All Estill backed within the last few days to
win the Brooklyn Handicap. So has Rock-and- Rye
Stable money on both.
tits said that Mclaughlin will ride General Nay In the
Suburban the Dryers do not start horse In that race
have Jockeys lips that his services have
not engaged by any TO date General Nay 10
owned by an intimate friend of the Dryers, Mr. Good
win and that may account for the rumor saw the colt
on Friday at the Brooklyn course
''Is he of any accountr inquired OF Philip Dwyer
blanket had been removed so that We might see
this $4,000 son Of voltgeur.
"Yes he should do something this year., he answered
"Ts he worth $l0,000P
81 think he Is"
General Nay. 1t will be remembered, was formerly
called Walter IT, He was bought by Mr. Goodwin at the
sale last year. started once and retired on &C
count OF filled leg.